How to Say ‘You had in mind’ in Spain Spanish
Tenían pensado
teh-NEE-ahn pen-SAH-doh
[teh-NEE-ahn pen-SAH-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: tener pensado means "to have planned". The pensado part stays the same whatever the subject: ¿Qué tenías pensado? "What did you have in mind?"
Phrase Breakdown
Tenían
[teh-NEE-ahn]
you (plural) had
Imperfect of 'tener', here with 'pensado' meaning to have in mind.
¿Qué hora tenían en mente?
What time did you have in mind?
pensado
[pen-SAH-doh]
planned / thought
Past participle of 'pensar'; 'tener pensado' means to have planned.
Tengo pensado ir el sábado.
I'm planning to go on Saturday.
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